Aside from looking damned ugly, the Nokia 6086 actually provides a utility. In addition to being able to communicate over quad-band GSM circuits, it can seamlessly hop to UMA WLAN communications.
So if you’re walking around and lose signal but there is 802.11 b/g WiFi available, the 6086 can latch onto that without you ever missing a word. It sounds dubious to me, but I’m willing to restrain my skepticism until I see it in action.
Of course, it’s currently only available in Europe and it’ll set you back $200 euros. I’m sure we won’t see anything like this here for the better part of a decade. So for now, let’s just laugh at how ugly it looks despite how useful it might be.
Did you guys miss the fact that T-Mobile’s already testing UMA service in the US with two different phones?
http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2006/08/01/t-mobiles-uma-goodies-exposed/
For what it’s worth, I don’t think it is ugly at all compared to other offerings.
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